About 48 W Moon Ridge Dr
A home that has stood for nearly 70 years has been more than walls, windows, and a roof. It's been the backdrop to everyday life. Birthdays and holidays, celebrations and challenges, quiet mornings and crowded kitchens, along with countless ordinary moments that eventually become the memories we hold onto most. Built in 1958, this classic Murray rambler comes from an era when homes like this were built to last and often purchased with forever in mind. And this one did last. Then, in 2019, it was given the rare opportunity to begin again. Taken down to the studs and extensively rebuilt by a contractor whose work is typically found in considerably more expensive homes, this wasn't a renovation designed simply for resale. It was rebuilt with the mindset of creating a forever home all over again. Plumbing, electrical, water main, HVAC, roof, water heater, appliances, and finishes were replaced or updated, with the work completed under permit and to code. Nearly everything was renewed, but the purpose remained the same: to be a place worth staying. Inside, everything lives on one level, with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, laundry, and an open kitchen, dining, and living area. Solid wood cabinetry, quartz countertops, custom bathroom vanities, extensive tile work, frameless shower glass, Moen fixtures, and AquaGuard flooring reflect the quality of the rebuild throughout. And don't judge the garage from the street. That single door opens to an exceptionally deep, oversized tandem garage with room for two vehicles plus storage or workshop space. Hardie siding, low maintenance landscaping, automatic drip irrigation, vinyl privacy fencing, raised garden beds, and smart home features make everyday living easier. Fashion Place is just a short walk away, with I-15 and I-215 only minutes from home. The world looks a lot different than it did in 1958, but what we ask of a home really hasn't changed much. A place that's ours. A place where ordinary days become memories. This home was built for that once, and in 2019 it was rebuilt to do it all over again. Maybe this time, it becomes your forever home.
